Archive for category: King James Onlyism

We recorded this a few months ago in Florida:

Tomorrow on the Dividing Line I am going to address the new trailer for “New World Order Bible Versions.” Take a look at it: Now, I will be providing the context for part of the video, where they have, obviously, attempted to make it look like I walked out of the interview. Of course, I made sure we recorded the

Brannon Howse’s Worldview Weekend contributor Chris Pinto does not let the facts get in the way to show that there is a Jesuit under every rock: http://christianresearchnetwork.org/2013/09/02/the-slips-and-follies-of-the-pintonian-inquisition-part-1/

Daniel Wallace, who is one of the foremost Evangelical textual scholars today defending the trustworthiness of the Bible, for example, debating such liberals as Bart Erhman, makes some excellent points refuting the sensational and baseless claim that Codex Sinaiticus is a forgery. Chris Pinto of Noise of Thunder Radio is peddling his egregiously biased documentary promoting his wacky conspiracy theory

In this episode Sam Gipp attempts to explain away the archaic language of the King James Version.

Well, may not be high def, but it sure is a whole lot better than the original that was posted on YouTube. I was promised the DVDs of this, but as far as I know, never got them. But this is a good recording to be sure. A spirited debate where the issues I think were made pretty clear.

I like my new word. Do you? Drare. It sounds a little European, but it is still workable. Dogged Repetition of Already Refuted Errors. That is King James Onlyism in a nutshell, and that is ol’ Sam Gipp, even with excellent videography and high def cameras:

Daniel Wallace wrote an article clearing up perennial confused renderings in the King James Version of the Bible. He concludes, “ have misread a transliteration as though it were a proper name, then assumed that the underlying Hebrew text meant Lucifer, embracing the false conclusion that calling the king ‘the morning star’ in Isa 14.12 and Christ the ‘morning star’

Of course, this was just part 1 of his video series, so…probably more to come!

Sam Gipp has put out an 8 minute video repackaging the old KJV Only myths in fancy new clothes. I’ve gotten so many requests to respond to it, I’m finally getting around to it. Here is Gipps video: Sooooo many errors packed into such a short and well made video! Let’s get started at the beginning:

Yesterday a brother sent me an e-mail in which he linked to this website and pointed out the quotation of Erasmus about 60% down the page, that, at least at the present, reads as follows: These holy pages (KJB) will summon up the living image of His mind. They will give you Christ himself, talking, healing, dying, rising the whole

“When he had seized him, he put him in prison, handing him over to four squads of soldiers to guard him. Herod planned to bring him out for public trial after the Passover.” (Acts 12:4 NET) “And when he had apprehended him, he put him in prison, and delivered him to four quaternions of soldiers to keep him; intending after

I am going to press on with the Fernandes/Comis debate, and the Slick/Perkins debate, of course, but…I wanted to respond to some recently posted attacks (they are not critiques—when you call someone a liar, and engage in constant ad-hominem argumentation, that is not a critique) by King James Only advocate Will Kinney. Specifically, I will be responding to the following